Pair of George III Sheraton Knife Urns on Stands political it embodies the elegant simplicity

it embodies the elegant simplicity and enduring craftsmanship associated with fine French and Italian interiors of the 1880s

this two handled splash glazed vase recalls the stylistic flair of French and German art pottery from the era

Comparable pieces can be found in select collections such as the Victoria and Albert Museum

Demonstrating the enduring allure of blue and white porcelain

allowing the Breche Violette’s dramatic veining to take centre stage

Pair of George III Sheraton Knife Urns on Stands political it embodies the elegant simplicityPair of George III Sheraton Knife Urns on Stands An elegant pair of George III Sheraton knife urns on stands, crafted in England during the late 18th century. These pieces exemplify the refined cabinet furniture of the Georgian period, boasting graceful lines and traditional English craftsmanship. Origin: British Isles, England Date: Circa 1790 Material: Cabinet furniture woods (exact timber unspecified) Dimensions: Height: 180 cm (71 ins), Width: 52